"It’s not the journalists’ burden to keep the government’s secrets for it," Seth Stern told Columbia Journalism Review. "That is the opposite of the press’s job, which is to tell the public what the government doesn’t want the public told."
https://www.cjr.org/news/pentagon-press-corps-hegseth-pledge.php
The anniversary of the Marion raid should be a reminder to all journalists, and all law enforcement officers, of the rights afforded to journalists by the First Amendment and laws like the Privacy Protection Act.
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Musk is inviting his red-state pals to prosecute people who dare to advise advertisers to stay away from his toxic swamp.
This is what right-wing extremists like Musk actually think about free speech. (They hate it when it's directed, unfavorably, at them.)
Is there a list of current deadbird site advertisers? I want to stay current on businesses to avoid in my shopping.
Read the full Implementation Plan here President Biden has made clear that all Americans deserve the full benefits and potential of our digital future. The Biden-Harris Administration’s recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy calls for two fundamental shifts in how the United States allocates roles, responsibilities, and resources in cyberspace: Today, the Administration is announcing a roadmap to…
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Relying on the Fed to raise interest rates puts the burden of fighting inflation mostly on lower-wage workers, who are already hurting most from rising prices.
Stop raising interest rates.
Better solutions? A windfall profits tax, price controls, and antitrust enforcement.
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